See How They Run Clip Highlights Rockwell & Ronan’s Buddy Cop Duo [EXCLUSIVE]

screen frenzy proudly presents an exclusive look behind the scenes See how they walk clip to celebrate the film’s upcoming digital release. Saoirse Ronan and Sam Rockwell lead the star-studded cast of the whodunnit comedy alongside Adrien Brody, Ruth Wilson, Reece Shearsmith, Harris Dickinson and David Oyelowo. See how they walk comes from Tom George in his feature film debut, on a script by flakes creator and Todd Margaret’s Worse Decisions alum Mark Chappell.

Located in 1953 West End London, See how they walk centers on Rockwell’s hapless Inspector Stoppard and Ronan’s clairvoyant Constable Stalker as they investigate the murder of Leo Köpernick, the dowdy American director behind the stage adaptation of Agatha Christie’s the mousetrap. The two fall down a rabbit hole of conflicting stories and bizarre revelations, including about themselves. See how they walk has received generally positive reviews from both critics and audiences, and after bringing in a modest number of box offices, the film is now gearing up to make its way home.

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In honor of the film’s upcoming digital release, screen frenzy features an exclusive BTS clip from See how they walk, which readers can view above. The video highlights the buddy cop duo of Sam Rockwell and Saoirse Ronan at the heart of the whodunnit film, explaining how they are essential to much of the film’s comedy, and showing how they worked together to develop their rapport.

See How They Run’s duo is a new twist on the Whodunnit

In the whodunnit genre, the public is generally accustomed to following a lone detective, whether private or official, as they investigate a murder and interact with a range of characters. Some of the most notable recent examples can be found in Daniel Craig’s Benoit Blanc, who gears up to return for Glass Onion: A Knife Mystery in November, and Agatha Christie’s very own Hercule Poirot, who thanks to Kenneth Branagh for Murder on the Orient Express, Death on the Nile and the now under development A Ghost Tour in Venice. Unlike these movies, See how they walk infuses the whodunnit genre with the buddy cop formula, pairing Rockwell’s weary senior detective with Ronan’s more optimistic cop in hopes of making a name for himself as an investigator, setting the film apart from its other genre counterparts.

This comedic combination does wonders in the end See how they walk, keeping audiences as interested in Rockwell and Ronan’s characters as the mystery itself. With the film’s exclusive clip showing how their buddy agent’s dynamics came to life and the actors’ adoration for each other, those who missed the twisty whodunnit are sure to find their interest piqued by watching the film. Audiences don’t have to wait long to catch up or revisit See how they walk as it hits digital platforms on November 1.

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